Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-07-18
w est Charleston.

weeks and is now confined to her
bed.
West Charleston.
Ed. Goodwin is fast recovering
from the injuries he received the 4th.
Jason Human has just made q
short visit TO his brother, DR.. c. ).
Human.
Charles Calkins of Morgan has
gone to work for Ed. Goodwin in his
blacksmith shop.
Lewis Shedd fell from the high
beams in the barn to the floor on the
18th inst, injuring him severely.
Horace Goochey and E Goodwin
have bought the building known as
the old grist mill, and Will use it for
their blacksmithing.
J. P. Allen, father Of Mrs. P. VI.
Seaver, aged 90 years, died in Lee,
y. H, on the 18th inst Mrs. Wes-
ley Carriers daughter Of Mrs Seaver,
attended his funeral.
Geo. H. Bennett from Oregon is
visiting his father, f. o. Bennett,
and other relatives and friends here.
Mr.. B. left his home II years ago,
when but 4 boy Of Is, to seek his
fortune in that far away state, and
this Is his first visit to his old home.
He meets with a warm welcome from
many old friends
Coventry
Mrs. VIM Stevens goes TO Bolton
Springs to-day
Preaching service at NJ E. church
next Sunday evening, instead Of in
the afternoon.
Mrs. Persons and her grandson
are in town from New York--Carrie
(Grant) Wright from HoIyoke,
Mass. Is in town visiting her mother.
Cratt~burv-
Mrs. L. H. Thompson Is in town
on a visit.
Nature has on her prettiest robes,
and all growing crops are heavy.
Lila White closed a very success
full term Of school at the village on
Saturday.
Mr.. Sawyer and his daughter Mel
lie, are in town on account of the
Illness of Lizzie, an older daughter.
Nettie Sawyer Is sick with q fever
At Sprague Cages, but IS better
Linnie Scribner has been sick some
days. but Is reported better.-AIrs-
A. Dawson Is suffering greatly from
the effects OF a humOr
M Edjtor--W Within the last few months
disease and death have been bringing dis
tress and sorrow into the homes Of many
families Of this town Several persons
are now seriously H. while the Messenger
OF death has visited no less than seven
persons: Columbus Hartman aged -
years. passed away while yet in useful
ness He was long an active member in
the NJ Z church = class leader and an ex-
empIary church man He has gone 10 4
promised reward Another veteran Of
the corps was Bro LeanCIer " heeler- who
died at the advanced age OF - years He
had resided IN the town 50 years, and was
Of b. Fz~E.C-rFr.-
church He was q thorough temperance
mana strong abOIitiOnist In slavery times
and a worthy Christian During the last
four wears since the death of his wife he
has been tenderly cared for by his grand
daughters Miss FInette and Miss Matte
Woodbury.. he leaves = son and daughter.
Nav they all when life shall end be gath
cred 70 that home mot made with hands
Another was Mrs judith Cook Goodwin
former wife OF MOSes Avery. who was
born IN Grafton Co y H IN I-0l- She
died June ssth- Sister Goodwin was early
converted and united with the church AZ
the age OF Is. wears She had never known
a day Of backsIidIng. though sickness
sorrow and misfortune had been her lot
IN common with Others She died al the
advanced age of s6. still IN possession Of
her mental and spiritual faculties She
was the last bat two Of family Of twelve,
I leaving = brother and sister Sister G.
/ was kindly cared for daring the last eight
wears by her daughter. Mrs Joseph NJ
+ Reed Stephen Renfre~. man active IN
I business life. hOnored In his town and
f community. and useful IN every sphere Of
f life p.S-.ssf svrav IN the midst Of his use
{ fuIneSs- Ieaving a family IN great 7t'ff0'S-
A Mr. Mcintyre died on the poor Iafrn-
though not = paHper. leaving daughter
In = sad condition 70 mourn his I"7e- ne
recent death Of man AZ the Common no
4 wa. stricken down Instantly starta1a 1hAs